Peri Peri chicken is what this place is known for. It's a South African chain that specializes in…read morea Portuguese style chicken with African bird's eye chili. In fact, they offer at least ten different levels and flavors of the peri peri sauce. I liked the extra extra hot one that is in a black bottle. Chicken is charbroiled in front of your eyes as well! I chose the 1/4th chicken with two sides, which was more than enough. Got the supergrain one that had quinoa and a few types of beans with a zesty cream sauce. Loved it, but was so stuffed after eating the 1/4lb chicken. It was a huge thigh with crisped skin and was marinated beforehand, giving it such juiciness! If you come towards closing time, you may get an extra piece of extra hot chicken like my friend did.

This Nando's is located in Mile End, East London, with it being the nearest store with delivery to…read moreCanary Wharf, I ordered from here to my hotel, Lincoln Plaza Hilton after a great day where I watched my team Manchester City smash Watford 6-0 to lift the FA Cup. The ordering system on the website was quite buggy, but they did allow allergy orders to be processed as long as you phoned up to speak to a manager first, I did this and the manager seemed really friendly and helpful. The price for delivery is far too high, my standard meal cost is £11.75, they not only charged a much higher delivery charge compared to other systems of £2.50 but a further £2 as my order wasn't over £15 before delivery. The food arrived quite quickly which was a bonus with the Nando's delivery driver, but the food its-self was really bad quality, firstly the chips were so greasy, they were soggy, wet, bland and horrible to the point they were just inedible and the fact they included no napkins or cutterly or seasoning, just made matters worse. (Luckily I got something from my hotel bar) The chicken was also in a horrible box, which couldn't possibly be used to eat from, perhaps it was a mixture of it being poor quality and the chicken being greasy, the chicken tasted a little chewy and bland too, and on its' own without the inedible chips, just made it worse. From awful, greasy food quality at sky-high prices, if you even think of having it delivered, while also missing out on spending and redeeming loyalty points to a buggy online ordering process which crashed two times when I tried to place my order, this Nando's branch certainly isn't true representation of a chain I know and love and I'm a regular of, and Nando's Mile End is an insult to the Nando's name, reputation and brand and surely deserves a single one-star rating.

Nandos is ALWAYS good. If you have never been, I highly recommend that you find one and get…read moreyourself some Peri-Peri Chicken. This location is a tad busy and we came back the following week for a takeout order. The first time we came, we had to wait for a reasonable amount of time before we were seated. However, once we were seated and ordered our food, we were severed relatively quickly. The second time we came, even though we had ordered, paid online, and arrived at the time that they said our food would be ready - we still waited for almost 20 minutes and our order wasn't even complete when we got it. This Nandos location in particular is busy but their quality is never lacking! To me, that is the most important thing. Chicken was delicious and moist, food was always seasoned to perfection. Additionally, the employees were friendly and patient. I've been several times and I'll continue to go whenever I get the chance. You gotta love Nandos!

Nando's in general is good but I can't eat here because of lack of halal food. Please bring halal…read morefood so we can enjoy Nando's food at the convenient location. Since we can't eat there don't know about the service or ambiance.

This place is Waltham Abbeys Best Takeaway by miles!!!! There is another dingy one near the…read moreroundabout near Roffeys. Cold food and miserable and rude bloke working there. Magic Wok are friendly, courteous, food is amazing, plentiful and I'll be going back for a lot more!!

**July 2022: Dinner Visit**…read more Fast food usually isn't usually my preference when traveling; however, this McDonalds is directly across from the Palace Theater, which is where they show the Cursed Child (which is magical in every way and you must watch if visiting!). As I'm sure many theater patrons would agree the timing of a 1st Act (Methinks 2pm-5pm) and 2nd Act (7pm-9pm) act doesn't leave much room for travel and dinning especially if you're not familiar with the area. Nevertheless, this McDonalds had ample seating, clean open bathrooms (that did not require a key/bathroom code), and they had some unique items that differ from the offerings in the States. On my visit I went to the touch screen kiosk to select a few items which included a 9 piece chicken nugget with Sweet and Sour Sauce and an Indian Curry Sauce (which was pretty interesting) as well as a Tiramisu McFlurry. Both items came out pretty quick and considering the need to rush back to the theater it was just what I needed so my stomach didn't growl during the performance. Overall, this McDonalds is very convenient if you're in need of sustenance in a pinch!

Toffee Latte? Yes. Breakfast is my favorite part of McDonalds, but I don't really eat at…read moreMcDonalds outside of the US just because it is so different in most other countries and there are usually so many good local options. Well McDonalds breakfasts in London are just as good as anywhere else in the US and I'm loving it. In some ways it is even better. Did I mention the toffee coffee?. That is just a $0.50 add to the meal

I was walking around Camden Town this morning, when I found this Café…read more I ordered a Cappucino with oatmilk and took advantage of the offer which allows you to buy an Iced Latte for only 99p with any purchase. The employees were really friendly and I enjoyed the atmosphere. The coffee also tastes really good! Would definetely recommend!

Standard coffee chain which has reasonably priced coffee or tea.. Hot chocolate is meh.. I've had…read morebetter one elsewhere. I really like their hot soups which are warming and hearty and they list the calories intake for you on the label so that you can mulled over what you want but if you give the bread a miss then it's really healthy honest!! My favourite salad has you be the crayfish one but they have so many to chose from you can definitely be choosy over it. Today I went for a coffee and cheese and tomato croissant cause I needed a snack after lunch I know the protein pot was calling me but I couldn't resist.. Also I hear that at pret they have this thing where of your server thinks your good looking they give you a free coffee.. Anyone tried it???

Been driving pass this restaurant for many times, they are always busy. Got a chance recently to…read morehave dinner there and the 2 of us was lucky to get a table. This restaurant is very cute with lovely decoration. I especially love the NUKI's sign and white brick wall. I wanted Thai Iced Tea, but they had no ice. So, they couldn't offer that. We ordered pad Thai, green curry tofu, soft shell crab with black pepper and coconut rice. The restaurant was packed before we realised. First came pad Thai, it looked a bit different from what I used to have (usually it is a bit pinkish in colour). Taste wise, it was ok, a bit sweet. It didn't have a lot of flavours. I asked for some chilli sauce, the waitress came back and gave me a little bit of Chiu Chow chilli oil. Hmmm... I wasn't excepting that in a Thai restaurant. Then the soft shell crab and green curry came. I had really high hope on the crab, cos' I didn't have it for a while and black pepper always a good match. I had one small piece, I'd like it to be a bit more peppery and it was way too salty. After that I was going to have another piece, but wait, where was the crab? The both of us had a small tiny piece each, and that was it, £8! All it had left was a few pieces of onion and bell pepper. It was a big let down... And the green curry tofu, basically it was green curry paste mixed with water, put a few pieces of bamboo shoot, bell pepper, cucumber and tofu. I didn't mind the homemade style, but it was just a bit too basic. I really had high hope for this local Thai restaurant and hoped it could be our weekly eating out destination. However, I have to stick to my rule: Asian restaurants without Asian customers, not a good sign. PS: It only takes one loud table to make the whole restaurant unbearably noisey.

I love this little place! It's really nicely decorate inside but a little cramped so I usually get…read moretakeaway. It's great value and the food is good - I usually get pad Thai or chicken fried rice and some spring rolls. The team are very friendly!

What do I love about Olley's? Let me count the ways…read more OK, budding food business owners here's a lesson to learn: supreme belief in yourself supported by fresh, uncomplicated food is always going to put you in Gold medal position. I've been frequenting this place since it initially opened and it never falters in either its offering or the service of its staff. Ok, so it's not especially cheap, that's to say, you're not going to get much change out of £20 for fish and chips and drinks for two takeway, but it is memorable. You see, I'm like you, I don't mind paying for quality when it's presented to me as good soul food is hard to come by. ing. In truth, such fare isn't especially hard to present: catch and cook some fresh fish, grow then cook tasty potatoes and throw in some cheeky mushy peas for that trad London experience. How hard can that be? You'll be surprised how many similar establishments royally foul this up. Its popularity in recent years has prompted the opening of a sit-down restaurant next door, however, both the sit-down and takeaway venues offer full and diverse menus. They're obviously doing something right. Best time to go in my opinion is that surreal quiet time between school drop-off and pick-up. Make sure you take a lazy stroll through leafy Brockwell Park and build up that appetite. Go on, you deserve it. Olley's wins because it's unashamed in its celebration of itself. As its advertising says, it's not one of the best fish and chips shops in London, it is THE best fish and chips shop in London. Who am I to deny such charming arrogance?

Olley's is pretty great on the taste, freshness and quirky decor front. Falls a little on the price…read morefront. I suppose this is "posh fish and chips" but three quid for chips, really? It'd be nice to be able to get a meal for in or around a tenner, not approaching £15, even at a "posh" spot. c*

Love it! I love their chicken wrap sandwiches. Their chips are nice and crispy…read more The staff are very helpful and friendly too at this location.

Nandos was a great place to go the peri peri chicken was brilliant and fries yummy the service was…read moregood friendly staff and reasonably priced they escort you to your table you can help yourself to sauce, i would highly reccomend this place.